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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-07-28
Origin of Picnics.

The word picnic has been in use for
more than century as an English word.
1t was borrowed from our language by the
French as early as 1740, and by the Swe-
dish before 1888. Its origin is obscure.
Pic is probably from pick, in the sense
of nibble; or slang English peck, food :;
peckish, hungry. Mic, if not mere
rhymed ending, may stand for knick, Il
tlife, such as knick-knack, or nick mack.
Hence, pinic, to peck at, pick up Or cat
tEiaes. - .ach8ongNle Mac. HenaM.
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He Won the Bet.

A street car so loaded down that pas
sengers were hanging to the platforms
by their toes was going up Michigan
avenue the other day when one of the
Changers" remarked to another:
''Bet you cigar we won't go another
block before some fool of woman will
stop the car and crowd in"
'Ill take that bet I"
"All right.
The car had not gone half block be
fore the driver put on the brake, and
the conductor asked the men to make
way for lady.
'Didn't [ tell you :" exclaimed the
first man in triumphant voice. "The
fool is at hand!"
"Well, I'll pay" replied the other,
''but do you know who it is z"
"Great jims! but il II own wife :"
growled the better as he dropped of the
step in. disgust and took to the side
wglk.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-07-28

" A little fire is quickly troddcn out
Which, being suffered, rivers cannot quench
Procrastination may rob you of time, but by
increased diligence you can make up t he loss;
but if it rob you life the loss is IRENE liable.
If your health is delicate, your appetite hckle,
your sleep broken, your mind depressed your
whole being out of sorts, depend on 1t you are
8 riously diseased. In all such cases Dr;
Pierce'5 "Golden Medical Discovery" Will
sUeediIy effect a genuine, radical cure-make
a new man of you and save you from the tor
lures of lingering disease.
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When it is the old-fashoncd blue mass, b.u
d II sort, and INSIST on using DIR. Pierce S
calluxury, being all, su yar-coated granules,
containing the active principles, Of certain
70 prs and herbs. and which will be found to
o d-f ,shioned larger pills, withol the latter's
yiDIent, drastic, effects The Iele et,5 operate
thoroughly but har nlessly, estab lshlng per,
manenfly healthy action of the st)mac and
DO wells, and as an anti-bilious remedy are I'M
equaled.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-07-28

"RoYAL GLUE" mends anything! Broken
China, Glass, Wood. Free Walls at Drugs & Gro
3 MONTHS treatment for Soc. Piso's
Remedy for Catarrh- Sold by Druggists.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-07-28

A grown turkey belonging to Mrs. G. B.
Beecher of Griffin, Ga, swallowed bee few
days ago, which stung its vitals and IN less
than an hour it was stone dead.
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.cThrow Pbvsic TO the Dogs,

A type writer in Kingston, n. Y, cannot
work when she hears a hand organ play. She
says that the rhythm Of the type writer IS all
out of tune with that of the hand organ.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-07-28

+ Piles, fstul@, rupture and strict
ere radically cured. Book Of particulars 10
cents in stamps. Wor DIS Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, N Y.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-07-28

Herring from EastpoFt, Ne, go all
over the United States as the genuine
imported eaFdiDes,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-07-28

Its effect is said to be quite remarkable
though the Moxie plant, VIII CHI is all OF it that
can rJduce the result, is as tasteiess ana
harmless as grass. T q nervous, weakly " omen
flock after t like mad, and it is said by hem
to sop nervO Isness at once, and give them
double powers Of endurance, while it neither
acts like nor leaves a reaction like stimu-
liant, nor loses its effect like medicine. 1t j.
SAID to remove nervous and other complaints
by making the Q YES strong enough to con
troll the fuucI ions of the body properly, VIII n
the cause Of i'll heath disappears, while med.
cine forces the fuLct iO' of the body, leaving
the nerves weak from be ng co upelled to over.
task We hope our druggists Will keep full
stocks.
England is said to have one COW to eight and
half persons, France one COW to three and
one third and America one COW to one and
two-thirds persons. America is ahead on the
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And other affections arising from impure blood mag
appear at til s seas H. when the lOoi is heated.
Hoods Sarsaparilla rem the cause OF these
troubles by purifying vltalizing an enrichng the
bloc !, and at the sam tine it gives tone and
strength TO the whole system, and makes one feel
81 Ike a new man."
81 know H od's Sarsapa lila to be good by the
trial gave it for eruptions on my face. had
hard time to rfv my blood, bat succeeded at last
w til Hoods Sal sapar lia."-HARRY G. PAIR, Cham
p2ign, ].
Be sure to get the peculiar me licine,
Hoods SarSa DaFiIIa
Sold by all druggists s1i six for 81 Prepare only
by c. L HOOD 81 CO.. Apothecares, Lowell Mass
100 Doses one Dollar
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-07-28

George Woodson, the only colored student
ever admitted to Beloit College, will deliver
the address at Beloit on Emancipation Day.
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goiIs and PimpleS

FoR SPECIAL rates for advertising in this paper
apI ly to the publisher of the paper. I2J
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BEEJhER'S Will.
Us Only Feature j, I,r 5srev,,y and Clear.

I;s Only Feature j. I'r TSrevity and Clear
,.ess.
NEW YORK. EcaGc1 y The vii, Of the
!ate Heurg NGgd Be- cher was fed for
prob2 to-day. Il 10 81 follows: Ia The
n,m2 u Il, smen. I, Henry Ward
Beec1er, OF the city Of Brooklyn AID state
of NV York, Eureny rtvokinE ~! o'ner
and former SILL by ne heretofore made,
do make, publish and declare this
10 be- my last Will 8nd testament.
l. hereby authorize and direct nay eX-
Gculors, and SUCH Of mem IS shall qualify,
upon my death TO collect and receive the
amount Of my life insurance, to invest the
same and to pay the proceeds of such in
vestmenJ to my wife during her life in
,qual quarter-1 early payments.
2. hereby belurath aud devise unto
my executors, or such Of them as shall
qualify, the remainder OF my estate, both
real ant personal Of every kind, in
trust for the benefit Of my
children, sud I hereby direct my said exc
cutCrs TO distribute and appOTtiOn ny
said estate amoug my said children in
such manner and form as eh-ll in their
Judgment be for the best interests for
said children, giving unto my said exc
Cutors full power to sell and mortgage
such and so mGCn OF nv re&l and personal
property as they shall deem best, and to
invest or distribute the proceeds of such
sale or sales rs herein provided.
8. It's my will if any If my said chill
dren should die before the complete dis
! tribution of my estate as above provided,
leaving issu~, that those surviving such
Issue shall stand in place and instead Of
their parent.
/. hereby nominate, constitute and
appoint my sons, Henry c. Beecher, Will
liam c. Beecher and Heroert T Beecher,
all of Brooklyn, n. Y, and my son-i in
law. Rev. Samuel L. ScOville of Norwich,
n. Y, executors and trustees of this, nv
will, and it is my will that no bond shall
be required Of them or eithe rQf them.
+ (Signed) HENRY WARDBEECHER.
July IL, 1873. 3.
THE witnesses are 4. S. Barnes and F.
DABlake of Brooklyn. r
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CAPTAIN EAsS DEAD.
rho Great Engineer DIes on tbs Bahama
Islands.

Islands.
NASSAU, N. P, BAHAMA ISLANDS,
March 10 Captain james B. Eads died
here on the 8th inst. OF pneumonia.
HIS CAREER.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, March I0.-Captsin
James 3 Eads, whose death 1t Nassau in
the B4hamls on the 8.b was 8naUuac, d
today, was born Al Lawrence
burg, Ind, May %, 1920. HIS
early education, which ws5 yefy
mpager was Obtalned in public school.
IL 1893 he came 10 ST. Louis with his
fttaec end mother, but owing TO the
destruction by fire Of the steamer on
which they came the family were entirely
destitute when they arrived here, and the
boy ptddled apples on the streets to help
support himself and mother Later he
Obtained position n . mercantile house
and being given access to his employers
library, he studied mechanics aad en-
eineeTng for which he had great fOndness
aud aptitude. In 1912, after serving two
years as clerk OF steamboat,
he organized firm for wreckirg and rails
ing sunken steamboats,, and in ten yeas
he was known on all the western
waters. In 1855 he submitted g pTopO-
sitiOn to Congress to keep the channels
or the western rivers open by removing
all Instructions from them. The bill
passed the House bat WAS defeated in the
Senate. On the opening of the war in
1861, he advised the construction
Of q fleet of iroD.clad guntoats for The
Mississippi river, and builts seven effective
vessels in sixty-hve days. TIE next
year he constructed SIX tur-eted gun
boats and introduced machine Y
in one of them Of his own invention, bg
which the guns were operated by steam
The next feat OF the Capt .in's was the
projecting and building of the great
steel arch bridge across the Missis ippi
river al St. Louis, which stands to-day net
only as q monument to his geniEs,
but IS marvel in engineering.
His jetties at the mouth Of The MISSISSIPPI
pi river and his grand scheme for span
ming the ls,hmus of Tehuantepec with g
ship railway are too well known
to require more than mention.
Captain Esds was a remarkable man Ia
every respect. In spite of most persis
tent opposition he stood the peer If not
superior of any engineer in the country.
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a Cave Ia on tho aI,ssis.lppi.

LAKE PROVIDENCE, La, March I5.-At
9 O'Clock this morning fully sixty feet Of
the bank in front of the Elton pIantation
sunk gradually nwn into the liver, car
rying with it the Elton store and mOs$of
its contents. The eaving was completed
within one hour, and but few Of tFeepIan-
tation supplies were saved. Robin soH3
the lessee, lost large amount OF sup
plies. A lot of furniture and valuable
effects belonging TO General Mcmillan
stored in the building were lost. The
water over the bank Is fully two feet
deep, and there is great apprehension that
the levee may drop in at any point and
cause disaster. The police jury has sum
moDed 800 additional hands to buiA q
run-around if found necessary.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18
RIrs. Parsons ia Jail.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, March n.-Lucy
Parsons, wife of the Chicago anarchist.
WAS arraigned before the Mayor yester-
day on charge OF disorderly conduct,
and without giving her attorneys any OPP
portunity 10 make move il
the case she was committed and
placed under bond of $500 TO keep the
peace. TIE Mayor was acting uader the
statute which gives the court authority 70
commit for dIsCrderly conduct in the
presence of the court. Mrs. Parsons
could not give bond and was sent to the
county Jail. She made speech 10 the
crowd which had gathered ABOUT, this be-
ing the end of her liberty,
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18
HOUSTON RRCONMENDEn.
Action OF the Cattle mems Special RefrIg
orator Committee.

Action of the CattIemun's Special RefrIg-
orator Committee.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, March 1.-THE special
committee appointed by the State Cattle
mems convention to lock cut some point
in Texas for location Of Texas beef re
frigerAtiDg establishments, have been
mere for several days with Headquarters
at the DriskIll. They made up their re-
port this evening and recommended the
acceptance CT the proposition Of the CITY
of Houston. This proposition is to do
nate SEQ Gcres OF lard, take q nsi ,rify OF
the stock, which is fixed st $500 900. with
the privilege Of inCrt asin@ 10 81, 600, 900.
Tae executive Committee Of The Safe
Cattiemen's Associat on have vet to act
upon the recommendations, and it is be-
heVed they will indorse il.
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means st his command in behalf of the
people who sent him.
Indications at Henrietta.

Special to the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, TEX, March 15.-The Cit
liens Of the town are voting upon the
prohibition question today, aud there Is
no doubt but Whist saloOnjsts viii be priv.
LEGGED TO sell Intoxicating l;quoc under IL
cense ct this place in q day or two. LO-
cal option law has prevailed st this place
now for about one year, and not one has
been convicted for violating the law and
many have been drunk upon the streets
in this time.
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DecatuT's Deht este.

Special 70 the Gazette.
DECATUR, TEX, March Is Our county
Is voting on the prohibition question
again. There is no enthusiasm ard no
telling wat the result. Both sides
claim 20 oe ahead.
Rv. E. n. Evans left yesterday for
Waco as z delegate to the non political
Prohibition convention.
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Prohibition Carries.

opeClal 10 the Gazette.
DECATUR, TEX, March 16.-The pro-
hibition election passed off quietly, voting
$50 at Decatur box. Prohibition has car
fled again by about 500 votes. This Dox
1T Decatur only gave 10S majority for
prohibition against 293 the first election,
but not so many votes were polled.
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How RhOme Voted.

optC-dI 70 the UdZeLIe.
RHOME, TEX, March 15.-To-day the
citiz-ns Of Wise county voted for and
against prohibition. The voteTgat this
(Rnome) voting bax is: Fer prohibition,
So; against prohibition, IL We have had
Local option foC nearly two years, and it
is to Be decided to-day for the next
twelve months.
Aurora is 1O5 for prohibition and Sc
against
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CaIIahen's Delegate.
Special to the Gazette.

SPtIIa % VII5 NILtVIl =
BAIRD, TEX, March Is The citizens
of Baird made up purse to pay the ex..
penses of a delegate to the Prohibition
convention at Waco Rev. j. T. L. Anais
of Belle Plain was selected as the most
suitable man to Ill the place, and be left
on the noon train Yesterday for Waco,
where he will no doubt use all honorable
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18

The "life Of the flesh is the blood there
Of" pure blood means healthy functional
activity and this bears with it the Ger
tainty of quick restonation from sickness
or accident. De. ]. H. McLean's
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier
gives pure Iich blood, ana. vital1zes and
strengthens the whole body. 81 per bot
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ad, and most Of those that remain ere

rected, aud most of those that remain hIe
no under control of The executive depart
mtnt alone. 1t is not my purpose, ger
temen, TO discuss the revenue
question upon this occasion. IL
i too large q subject 10 De
presented fully in the time 81 my ols-
rosal, and TOO important SUBJECT 10 De
treated hastily. Il is enough 10
say, and I say 1t IN concL0-
si0u, that in my judgment,
the government has no moral
or legal right to impose taxes upon lis
citizens except for the purpose Of raising
revenue 70 d,fEay its necessary expenses
AID nav its lust debts. Loud cheering
Whenever il goes beyond this it disre-
yards, in ny opinion, the plain purpose
/ frr which the power Of taxation was con-
/ ferred upon it loud applausel, Gnd l be-
tIeve TINS is the doctrine OF al over
/ wbelming majority Of the American
! Democracy.
/ Congressman William Springer of Ill
nois was the neXs speaker. BIS re-
marks were chiefly on finance. lie
spoke Of the large surplus ia the treasury
which Congress mad been unable to re-
/ duce ard in this respect Congress has
/ failed 10 do it's duty. T. taxes were levied
/ by the government upon property IL
/ would be the cas- est thing II the world
! to get rid Of the surplus, out as our tax
are levied upon consumption and as
! the taking off Of the tax upon any par
/ ticular article will reduce the price Of the
article to consumers, those VINO
are engaged in the business OF
di>DosIng of those articles are
fearfuI that such reduction will
embarrass them because they Will be
confronted ~ a continually falling mar
ket. II we cannot get rid Of our
surplus in any other way We
can pay our Lcbts with it, and that
is doing great desl. So l
nope the tnaucial ceuters Of the country
( wi possess n, me1lyes IN patience, and
not fea~ commercial crisis by reason OF
the boarding Of unnecessary money
in the treasury. 1t Will not be
boarded, 1t will be psid out,
/. will be paid upon Cur jdSt debts, and
the people Of the futa-e win have that
much less 10 pay. [ANplause ! A. the
acx5 sessil>l OF Congress l am
sure the Democratic party will
be equal TO the cs,iOH; ana # the sur
plus Is not then reduced it VIII not BE-
the fault of the Democratic majority.
J Cos gresham Wilson of West Virginia
VAS Introduced aud spoke Of Democracy
from the s0u.hern standpoint. The
southern standpoint, he said, was nov
rot muca different from any
otner. Whatever befeII the Democratic
party in the future this achievement q
the Tpupfon OF the people w0uld stand as
M the least glorioUs Il lts achievements
. The Democratic party must cow align It,
If upon those g.est lines poll which
were alone able TO meet and deal with
tie great political issues If the day. 1t
must have great doctrines and greet be-
lief in them.
Otner speeches were made by Congress
man Mattson OF Indiana. and McAdoO OF
New JERSEY, General RosecraHs, FIRST
Assistant Pos'm sster General Stevenson
aud Hon. JEFF w. Chandler OF Washing
ton
4 This evening Speaker Carlisle was the
quest of the Central and ST. BOtelph clubs.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18

Thousands Of inYalids who have taken
Mag CURES. Gundurango attribute renewed
hSalth 70 it's salutary influence. 1t is the
vegetable substitute tors calomel, and
equslls IS easctive On thAaiver. Every
Feae of sBTlioas tempefsment should
take it.
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: A Prohibition Election.

NASHVILLE, TENN, March l5.-The
Governor to-day signed the bill submit
ing to the people prohibition amendment
to the constitution, the election to be
held next September.
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At Mckinney,

Special to the Gazette.
McKISNEY, Tex, March 15-R. c.
White goes as delegate from Collin to
Waco convention. A mass meeting OF
Prohibitionists is called Cor 25;h inst
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Whitesboro,s Delsgates.
Special to the Gazette.


WHITEsBCRO, TEX, March 1t-Revs.
Il. F. Bone and a. B. Ingram, delegates
to the Waco State Prohibition conven-
ton, left Vt sterday evening to discha &c
their duty in that convention.
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Mr.. Ed PWells, Tbetis P. O., Stevens
county, Washinston Territory, was En-
tirely cured of rheumatism by the use Of
St. Jacobs Oil. He says: 81 consider
it a wonderful .femeag and viii Away
speak a good word for r..
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18

An1egg the people of to-day there arc
few indeed who havehot hesEd of tue
.merits Of Prieklv Ash Bark .snd Berries
as q householdremedy. Tess aud drinks,
hesesheen made Of them for Centuries,
and in hundreds offamilies have formed
the sole reliance in rheumatic and kidney
diseases. Prickly Ash Bitters now taxes
the place of the old system and is more
bene fetal IN all troubles oft6is nature.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18

DyspepsB arises from 9yefl6sdiug the
sstdnacb, teus claggins thesd3gesfiYe pow
els, o. from eating too Tie1 food. Nor
rIs' CascariAs isa ser .sia cars for this
Isdisofdsr.
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Wonderful Surss.

W. D. Hoyt & Co. wholesale and retail
druggists of Rome, Ga, say; we have
been selling DR.. Kings Nv Discovery,
Electric Buffers and Backlen's Armies
Salye for two wears. gH&vp never handled
remedies that sell.ssewell, or give suc1
universal satistsctf5ns. There have been
some wo3da rfgf cures effected by these
medicines in'this city. Several cases Of
prJnouneed consumption hayp been en-
tirely. cured by use of few battles oi
DR.. Kings New Discovery. taken IN con-
.necti, u with Electric BItters. We gear-
antee them aIgays
Sold by II. w. Williams & Co.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18

fz,Ap gostura Bittegs is household word
all over the world. For oveT 1fy years
it has advertised Itself by itsIherits. Is
is new adgertised tie warn the pubi!e
against couriterteifs. The genuinesafticle
manufactured by DR.. J, G. B. Siegert &
Cans -
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ottentimes f .tqlency, .dizzinass and
headache socceed{ ! too heassY indul-
geacesot the appetite. Then SIS it that
Morris, Cdscarine proves its eficieRcy and
splendid qRaliuesk
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18

Are you Low spirited, IsHess, averse to
active exertionl The csEse is disor-
derea liver. Take NJ 3rrisssCascarine and
it viii effect 8 Mtgical Grange.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18

Too often tathartlc pills sproduce grip.
ing and violent pains. bf6rris' Cascar.ne
Is gentle laxative, milIfp its effects
and especially 6aicacious torschildren.
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n BE SAFELY TRUSTED

hands The country was
Better governed than itl is nv,
and it was never more tfauquft
4 Nntented than it Is now. 1t is true
Bs still exist, but they were not
sursGed by this administration.
IN OF them hsFe already been cor
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18

BERLIN, March IG-Tne Post takes. q
gloomy view Of the plot to assassingte
the Gar and says: ''With terror sBd
regret we say that Europe must prepare
to see Russia adopt q policy Of despair,
taking the shape either in fatalistic resig-
nation or frantic adventures. The latter
is more probable. 1t must require an
effort on the part Of tue Car to oppose
the tempest of voices calling for war as q
r..rnaHu FIR y Z ssian VINES -
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IN EXTENSIVE CONSPIRACY.

VIENNA, March IL 1t has been asCer-
tlintd that TIE recs ntlY discovered con-
splracy Of Russian land Owrers and
tradcsmen to overthrow the Cars gov
eminent was very extensive aud included
number Of military officers, and it was
chit fly on the ground that the Car was
aYerae TO emharking in War.